Matt ‘Noontime’ Noonan returns for a solo podcast to highlight a few marquee New England D-III Basketball games to follow this week, including WPI at Babson College on Wednesday, February 12th and Eastern Connecticut visiting Rhode Island College (also on Wednesday, too). 

Noonan also highlights our site’s latest New England D-III Top 10 Polls, including our ‘teams on the rise.’ 

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John Rollins, who is a friend of our weekly podcast (Noontime Nation), joins the show to discuss two sports business issues – Spotify possibly purchasing The Ringer and the XFL starting in early February – but also his new role with Beat The Streets New York City Wrestling. 

Beat The Streets NYC Wrestling is a non-profit in Manhattan, with a mission to develop the full human and athletic potential of the urban youth and to strengthen the culture of New York City wrestling. 

To learn more about Beat The Streets New York City Wrestling, visit their website at https://www.btsny.org.

Howard Herman of the Berkshire Eagle joins the Noontime Nation Podcast to discuss his recent New England D-III coverage in the western part of the state, specifically MCLA (Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts) and Williams College. Both teams enter the upcoming weekend of college basketball with some momentum from recent victories. 

Following some college basketball talk – there was some additional chatter about the MASCAC and NESCAC – Howard shares his thoughts on the 2020 Baseball Hall of Fame inductees, as well as if he thinks Curt Schilling will be honored in Cooperstown, New York next year.

Aaron Morse of Bates College joined Matt Noonan for a brand new Noontime Nation Podcast to discuss some New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) basketball, as well as some thoughts on the 2020 Baseball Hall of Fame.

 

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Noontime Nation returns with a short (and quick) podcast hosted by editor and founder, Matt Noonan. 

In Matt’s first ‘Noontime Take’ of 2020, he dishes out some thoughts on Boston Red Sox manager – well, the team’s current skipper – Alex Cora, and that he should either be fired or resign with an impending suspension (and maybe more?) coming. 

Noonan shares a few tweets during the podcast from a few media folks, as well as highlights a recent article penned by Boston Globe columnist, Dan Shaughnessy, who is in agreement with Noonan about Cora being let go by the Sox. 

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NESN.com’s Lauren Campbell joined our first Noontime Nation Podcast for 2020 to discuss a few Boston sports topics for early January, including Tom Brady being a free agent to the Boston Celtics struggling against teams below them in the standings. 

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Matt ‘Noontime’ Noonan returns for a brand new Noontime Nation Podcast to share some thoughts on his Dallas Cowboys losing to the Chicago Bears to the New England Patriots’ big game on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. Plus, who dominates the headlines in Boston? The Patriots? Red Sox? Celtics? Bruins? Noonan … he has a thought (or two).

Matt ‘Noontime’ Noonan is ready to close the book on a fun (and exciting) season of New England D-III Football, which officially concluded last weekend (Saturday, Nov. 23rd) with three local teams competing in the NCAA Tournament while four teams tangled in a pair of New England Bowls. 

Noonan shares his thoughts on all five New England conferences and makes some early predictions for teams to watch in 2020.

Matt Noonan and James Baker recap (and react) to this past Saturday’s (Nov. 23rd) NCAA Tournament games, which featured three New England teams. Both discuss the effort (and play) of MIT, Framingham State, and Western New England while debating the question if a New England squad could one day make a national championship run.

Matt Noonan returns for his final Sunday ‘Football Friday’ podcast for Noontime Nation and Noontime Sports with thoughts on Western New England’s tough loss to Brockport in the opening round of the NCAA D-III Tournament to thoughts on improving the New England Bowl.